Auto Crash Near Marne Kills Man From Green Forest
Herman McNeil twenty two of Green Forest Arkansas dies from a broken back after a Ford car owned by Clyde White overturns near the overhead bridge west of Marne. White suffers bruises and will miss days at work. McNeil died in Avoca area after being removed from under the car. Parents travel from Green Forest as coroner investigates.
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Herman McNeil
Marne
Clyde White
Oty
Chas. . Croistant
Avoca
White
McNeil
Anita
Green Forest
Aris
Roland
Roland, Pescock & Baxterrors
Arti
Ford denies he will be candidate for president
An Associated Press report from Spain quotes Ford denying any desire to seek the presidency. The Mrs. language is garbled, but the core claim is that Ford states he will not seek high office, dismissing speculation about a presidential bid.
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Ford
eBy
Aagoniated Press
Spain
INLD
Mass
Aged English native Ulysses Joyce dies at home
Ulysses Joyce a longtime county resident since 1870 died at his South Chestnut street home at 12:30 pm. He suffered rheumatism for six years and grew an invalid. Born December 26 184? in Reynold Bedfordshire England he was the fifth son of Thomas and Mary Teyne and one of ten children. He married Margaret Barnwell in 1872 and leaves seven children in the United States and England plus a surviving wife. The notice notes his wife died in 1914 and that he had spent four years in the hardware trade in England.
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Ulysses Joyce
South Chestnut Street
England
Thomas and
Mary Teyne
Reynold
Bedfordshire
John Bunyan
Stwo
Caleb Joyce
Winnetoon
Nebraska
Margaret Ron ‘Barnwell
J. H. Barnwell
Atlantic
W. H. Oakes
W. P.’ Joye
Maxell
T. A.joyce
Drinkwater
Anada
B. Joyce
Lewis
Iai
Klan to Hold Big Meeting Here Next Friday Evening
The Ku Klux Klan plans a large gathering at Sunnyside Park next Friday evening. Rev Tom Robers of Sheffield, a former Legion commander and Klan organizer, is slated to speak on a mass meeting agenda.
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Klan
Ku Klux
Tom Robers
Sheffield
Legionommander
Revision of Iowa taxes tied to hard road plan
Des Moines June 18 Associated Press Iowa senators say highway improvements and a statewide hard road system hinge on tax reform. Senator Ed M Smith Winterset chairman of Ways and Means says bonds for roads must align with a broader tax plan, with focus on economy and fair burden across property owners. He points to large untaxed intangible wealth and urges new tax sources to avoid extra load on heavy taxpayers.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
State Highway Commission
Good Roads Societies
Ed. M. Smith
Winterset
Smith
Senate
Ways and Means
Special Taxation Committee
Fortieth General Assembly
Highway Commission
Who. Org
Farm Bureau Board Accepts the Resignation
The Cass County Farm Bureau board accepted the resignation of J. K. Bennett county agent who has been named to a similar post in Dickinson at 2700 dollars yearly. He will leave July 15 and the board will soon choose a successor. Bennett is praised for over three years of service in improving county and township bureau work.
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K. Bennett
Dickingon County
Cass
Susressor
Hiis
Jaboz
Willys-Overland Reaches Millionth Car Milestone
Willys-Overland of Toledo Ohio produced its one millionth car on Tuesday June 12 bearing serial number 1 000 000 This achievement is honored across all Willys-Overland branches distributors and dealers nationwide during Jubilee week proclaimed by President John N Willys Celebrations will span the country throughout the week of June 18.
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Willys- Overland Company
Toledo
Ohio
Willys-Overland
United States
John N. Willys
Red Oak Legion Seeks Fame With $1000 Membership Prize
Red Oak Lorraine post of the American Legion, with 209 members, aims for top honors as it competes for a state cash prize totaling $1,000. The post ranks third among cities with 3,000 to 5,000 population in membership standings.
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Red Oak Legion
Red Oak, li
Lorraine Post
American Legion
State Department
East Side Team Wins Ball Game Yesterday
The East Siders defeated Odems Farmers 16 to 0 yesterday at the fairgrounds. East Siders Davey ONeil and Ed Bunnett homered, while Franz Neil pitched for the East Siders and Oden hurled for the Farmers in a one sided contest.
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East Side
East Siders
Odem
Farmers
Fairgrounds
Atlantic
Davey
O'Neil
Ed Bunnett
Franz Neil
Bastenders
Oden
Insect Plague Strikes West DES Region
Reported invasions of grasshoppers in the far west and northwest from 1873 to 1879 darkened skies and fed on crops, grass, and foliage. Settlers faced despair as lands were devastated and livelihoods disrupted by vast swarms.
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West Des
Moines
Far West
Local Man Gives Record Simpson Wesley Fund Subscription
Harry C Breece of Bear Grove township subscribed a record amount to the Simpson Wesley foundation, the largest individual gift in the area. The local church drive yesterday raised about 1300, bringing the Atlantic district total to around 100000, with the drive ending Wednesday.
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H.C. Breece
Bear Grove Township
Harry C. Breece
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company
Qass
Simpson- Wesley Foundation
Méry
Myr
Breece
Stantz
Atlantic Church
Atlantic District
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Resigns to Lead SD College
Charles W. Pugsley, assistant secretary of agriculture, tendered his resignation effective September 1. He will become president of the South Dakota agricultural college and is a resident of Lincoln, Nebraska.
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United Press
Washington
Charles W. Pugsley
South Dakota Agricultural College
Lincoln
Neb
Woman Fires Shot Gun Into Her Breast
In Vinton Iowa on June 18 Will Rice rushed to his wife who lay wounded with a shotgun wound in her left breast. The gun rested beside her. She was taken to a Cedar Rapids hospital where doctors say she will die. Despondent over the death of her parents.
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Associated Press
Vinton
Will Rice
Brandon
Cedar Rapids
Itfa Seid
Sunday Auto Accidents Claim Four Lives and Injure Others
A series of Sunday crashes across Iowa and nearby states resulted in four deaths and multiple injuries. Charles Medford of Hamburg, wife gravely hurt when their car left an embankment near Riverton. heart attack suspected. Myrtle Hammer of Marshalltown, a fire captain’s wife, and Meeks died in a bridge collision on the Iowa river near Tama. Nurse Veronica Stapleton of Iowa City was fatally injured when a taxi and streetcar collided in Des Moines area. wet pavement cited.
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Associated Press
Shenandoag
Charles Medford
Hamburg
Riverton
Medford
Tama
Myrtle Hammer
L. Meeks
Iowa River
Here
Hammer
Marshalltown
United Press
Hurt
Des Moines
Veronica Stapleton
University Hospital
Iowa City
Stapleton
Clyde Pickett
Fuller Brush Meeting Spurs Enthusiasm in Omaha Branch
Fuller Brush salesmen from the Atlantic section of the Omaha branch held a lively meeting Saturday evening at the Calumet cafe. The Atlantic section is the leading part of the Omaha branch, with attendees from Montgomery, Cas, Shelby, Audubon, and Pottawattamie counties. TE Ethington, assistant manager, attended and refreshments followed.
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Atlantic
Fuller Brush Company
Calumet Cafe
Omaha
United States
Montgomery
Cas
Shelby
Audubon
Poottawattamie
TE. Ethington
Manupal
Mt Etna erupts in lava avalanches destroying villages
Capania Sicily June 18 reports say Mt Etna belches thousands of tons of lava from the main crater and five new vents. A wall of molten rock destroys two townships and the village of Linguagolla. Boscaragi street and vineyards are laid waste as residents flee. Smoke and fire light the sky. lava flows advance at about 250 yards per hour with rivulets draining the slopes. No casualties reported.
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United Press
Capania
Sicily
Mt. Kina
Linguagolla
Boscoragfie
Hunt Field Named Emergency Landing For Night Flyers
Fifty five acres on the C. R. Hunt place southwest of the city is chosen as the emergency landing field for the night air mail. The postal department will arrange location and lighting with government workmen to erect three mile apart beacon towers and signs. C. F. Miller of Chicago visited to arrange beacon light locations amidst readiness for the venture.
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C. R. Hunt Place
Hunt Field
Uncle Sam
C. F. Miller
Chicago
Minnesota Voters Cast Ballots In U S Senate Primary
Voters in St. Paul and across Minnesota began the special primary to select three candidates to oppose each other on July 16 after the death of Senator Knute Nelson. Fourteen candidates seek the spot with nine on the Republican ticket, three on Farmer-Labor, and two on Democratic lines. Gov. Preus and Justice Oscar Hallman lead the GOP contenders, Magous and Johnson vie for Farmer-Labor backing, and J A Carley holds the Democrats’ strongest endorsement.
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Minnesota
U. S. Senate
ST. Paul
Minn
U. S
Knute Nelson
Preus
Supreme Court
Oscar Hallman
Johnson
Farmer-labor
J. A. Carley
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Bend
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Tomas
Wood
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Mark Boatreg
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Simpson
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